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UC Davis study shows youth with psychological distress are more likely to be screened but not advised about tobacco use

  • by TCPRC Team
  • October 07, 2025

https://health.ucdavis.edu/cancer/news/headlines/teens-in-distress-turn-to-tobacco-but-need-more-help-to-quit/2025/10

 

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